Optimal Modeling of Wireless LANs: A Decision-Making Multiobjective Approach by Tomás de Jesús Mateo Sanguino, Jhon Carlos Mendoza Betancourt

“…Communication infrastructure planning is a critical design task that typically requires handling complex concepts on networking aimed at optimizing performance and resources, thus demanding high analytical and problem-solving skills to engineers. To reduce this gap, this paper describes an optimization algorithm—based on evolutionary strategy—created as an aid for decision-making prior to the real deployment of wireless LANs. …”
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Learning digital medical environment as a tool of teaching computer science to medical students by Vadim V. Grinshkun, Kristina S. Itinson

“…Each digital healthcare environment is designed for a specific area of medicine, i.e. for solving a narrow range of problems. Therefore, the creation of a universal digital system for intelligent analysis of medical data obtained from different devices and different doctors is an important task of the performed research. …”
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Guiding Foreign Policy of Russian Empire in Context of 1906 Fundamental Laws Creation by S. V. Kulikov

“…The article examines the process of solving the problem of managing the foreign policy of the Russian Empire when creating the Fundamental State Laws on April 23, 1906. …”
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THE EFFICIENCY ANALYSIS OF MULTI-AGENT OPTIMIZATION METHODS OF AIRCRAFT DESIGNS ELEMENTS by A. V. Panteleev, M. S. Karane

“…This complex of programs allows you to solve the given problems by each of the described multi-agent methods. …”
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Sources of psychological and emotional discomfort of students and methodological ways to overcome it by Elena V. Maksimyuk

“…An analysis of the answers showed that the majority of respondents are ready to independently solve the problems of psycho-emotional discomfort by improving knowledge, more thorough preparation for classes, raising self-confidence, as well as by timely solving emerging issues and constructive dialogue with the teacher. …”
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Using Forensic Cases to Introduce First Year Pharmacy Students to Forensic Pharmacy and Strengthen Student Learning in Basic Sciences by Reza Karimi, Huy Hoang, Fawzy Elbarbry, Anita Cleven

“… Description of the problem: Forensic pharmacy is a scientific field in which trained forensic pharmacists apply their knowledge to assist law enforcement agencies in solving criminal cases. …”
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NONLINEAR PROOF-OF-WORK: IMPROVING THE ENERGY EFFICIENCY OF BITCOIN MINING by Riaan Bezuidenhout, Wynand Nel, Andries Burger

“…PoW requires miners to compete in solving a cryptographic puzzle before being allowed to add a block of transactions to the blockchain. …”
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Functionalist Approach to Explain Russian-Japanese Relations under Abe and Putin Administrations by G. F. Ishkineeva, F. F. Ishkineeva

“…Functionalism describes the way to improve relations of countries with adversarial relations by moving away from high-politics issues and quid pro quo logic and focusing on the problem-solving approach. The spill-over effect occurs when cooperation established in one field expands to other areas. …”
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Nurses’ Behaviors, Perceptions and Diagnoses in the Diagnosing Phase of the Nursing Process within the Scope of a Case Study: A Mixed Type Study by Arzu Akman Yılmaz, Ahu Çırlak

“…Introduction: The nursing process is a systematic, dynamic problem-solving process that expresses the way of thinking and acting that nurses use in performing their practices.Aim: It aims to examine nurses' perceptions of nursing diagnoses, their behaviors regarding the diagnosis phase, and their ability to identify appropriate diagnoses within the scope of a case study.Method: 103 nurses working in a private hospital in Ankara participated in the study. …”
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Synthesising solver structure of the OpenFOAM mathematical modeling system for analysing thermal mode of LED lamps by Volodymyr Trofimov, Igor Sobianin

“…The paper presents corresponding temperature distributions and shows that the new technique can be used for solving problems that arise when designing LED lamps.…”
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Network modeling of the intellectual competence structure by Yana I. Sipovskaya

“…This stage is notable for a marked improvement in problem-solving skills, driven by the development of conceptual thinking and metacognitive abilities in the context of intellectual growth. …”
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Definition in testing for the probability of exit of the aircraft in informational contact with air objects by S. V. Nikolaev, A. A. Tikhonov, D. S. Merencov

“…As a result of the work, the main regularities are established when solving the problem of the aircraft information contact with an air object. …”
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WHY SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH OF A LECTURER IS THE «LAME HORSE» OF MODERN SCIENCE? by Maria A. Belyaeva

“…Changes in the sense of scientific activity in respect to educators and their personal attitude to new requirements will eventually face the eternal problem of attitude to knowledge and to the actual problem of change of knowledge subject in non-classical model and post-non-classical model of science. …”
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The Adoption of Project-Based Learning in a South African Higher Education Teaching, Learning and Assessment Context: A Review by Mthokozisi Luthuli, Ayogeboh Epizitone, Samkelisiwe Phokoye, Mbalenhle Khumalo, Nombuzo Zondi, Smangele Moyane

“…Project-based learning (PBL) is a technique gaining traction that promotes creativity, critical thinking, collaboration and problem-solving skills. …”
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From Intimidation to Innovation: Cross-Continental Multiple Case Studies on How to Harness AI to Elevate Engagement, Comprehension, and Retention by Sue Haywood, Loredana Padurean, Renée Ralph, Jutta Tobias Mortlock

“…Findings highlight a shared trajectory: students initially approached AI with uncertainty or overconfidence, but developed nuanced understandings of its capabilities through experimentation, reflection, and collaboration. The process of creating narrative-driven visual outputs required students to synthesize theoretical material, communicate effectively in teams, and creatively solve problems—fostering both cognitive and interpersonal learning. …”
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Federated Deep Learning for Scalable and Privacy-Preserving Distributed Denial-of-Service Attack Detection in Internet of Things Networks by Abdulrahman A. Alshdadi, Abdulwahab Ali Almazroi, Nasir Ayub, Miltiadis D. Lytras, Eesa Alsolami, Faisal S. Alsubaei, Riad Alharbey

“…We need scalable, privacy-preserving, and resource-efficient IoT intrusion detection algorithms to solve this essential problem. This paper presents a Federated-Learning (FL) framework using ResVGG-SwinNet, a hybrid deep-learning architecture, for multi-label DDoS attack detection. …”
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Sustainable Architecture Principles in Sports Facilities: A Case Study in the Karkonosze Mountains by Anna Wojtas-Harań

“…Sports facilities built in the 20th century in the current Polish Karkonosze Mountains region—one of the highest ranges in the Sudeten Mountains—are an important topic of curiosity that may contribute to solving real problems in the present day. Over the last decade, the author of this article has conducted empirical research in the region, particularly involving the collection of observational data (descriptive and analytical). …”
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An innovative approach to food fortification using baker’s yeast by T. V. Yuraskina, E. N. Sokolova, N. A. Fursova, E. M. Serba

“…One of the promising areas for solving this problem is the development of methods for the production of domestic food ingredients with the aim of creating food products fortified with microelements on their basis. …”
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COMPREHENSIVE METHODOLOGY FOR TRANSLATION ANALYSIS OF CROSS-CULTURAL INCONGRUITY IN ENGLISH ANECDOTES by Oleksandr S. Sodel

“…The article argues that using the described methodology consisting of four methodological blocks (qualification, linguocultural, linguistic, and translation ones) allows us to draw the regularities in solving the problem of cross-cultural incongruity when translating English anecdotes into Ukrainian, thus connecting the type of incongruity with the means of its representation in translation.…”
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Playful Computational Thinking Learning in and Beyond Early Childhood Classrooms: Insights from Collaborative Action Research of Two Teacher-Researchers by Grace Yaxin Xing, Alice Grace Cady, X. Christine Wang

“…The findings highlight practical ways that teachers can enhance children’s engagement, problem-solving skills, and conceptual understanding of CT, while also promoting autonomy and creativity through coding and storytelling.…”
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